Maryland casinos pulled in $162.7 million last month, a slight uptick compared with a year ago. Sports betting handles in the state, meanwhile, continued to fall in relation to recent months, as a commission forges ahead on opening new avenues for wagering. Total revenues from slots and table games at Maryland’s six casinos increased by 0.8% compared with June of 2021, according to the latest numbers released by Maryland Lottery and Gaming. MGM National Harbor, in the Washington, D.C. suburbs, continued to drive the industry’s revenue growth last month, reporting $68.4 million in gaming revenue, a 7.4% boost.
Maryland casinos generate $163M in June, sports betting handle totals $19M
July 13, 2022
